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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-10-07

The late legislature doubled the pay Of
Assessors and Assistant Assessors as follows:
"It shall be the duty of Assessor and Assist
ant Assessor to keep an account of the sew
eral days by him actually employed in the
performance of his duties and to make return
of the same to the Commissioners of the
county, verified by oath or affirmation, and
for each day necessarily employed he shall
receive the sum of two dollars" Sec. 80 of
the oct of 1884, which this changes, gave
but one dollar asy. This change was ap-
proved May "a, 1887.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23

not unlikely this private discus
sion OF the matter will eventually pro-
woke some formal and public utlerance
by the President. The Senator lie quite
sure there was none Of the coy strategy
OF the artful politician, who thinks by
this device 10 appear as being sought
by rather than seeking the Office, in
this dlssvowSl Of second term smhi-
ton by President Cleveland. He is
convinced every word is meant for Just
what it implies, and that it
will be wholly useless to plan the
next campaign on basis of renomi.
nation OF Cleveland. The President
was specific and decided in saying he
could not be induced under any pos
sible considerations to change his
mind; that there was nothing in the
way Of argument which could be
brought to bear to alter resolution
determined alike by every considera-
ton of personal comfort arr happiness,
and by the most conscientious regard
for what could fairly be aaked Of MIN
as a patriotic servant OF the people"
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touched for but ten. The features [ t
the gsrde were Joues's batting and
Wech's and McPheso's fielding. The
visitors played an orrorless game, and
Mullsno was we'll supported by the
KID. st. Louis scored one run In the
first on Gleisoh'a and ONE lis two
bagSers, and rpe in tho eighth Oh
Gleascn'a and 0'Neill's hits and put
ont. The Gpcinnais opened with
two runs in lha fist iuuiDg on Robert
son, two errovs end Jones'5 home run
drive over the right field fencei two
Ia the fourth on hits by Jones, Reilly,
Co khill AID Carpenter, and one in
the eighth on three Dagger by Jones
and a passed ball. Just prior to the
game the regular association chan.
pionship peDnant w-s presented TO
the club by Preeidett Won Der Abe
and was unfur'ed TO the breeze from
the park Il staff, Score; 81. Louis,
2; Cincinnati, 5. Earned Tuns--Si,
Louis, 2; Cincinnati, Two base
hie-~G ess9s, 0'NiU, Reilly and
r R,bnson. Three bs,e hits-- Jones.
Home rurs--Jones. Double plays
Mnllane, McPhee, Reilly, Carpenter,
R-hly (D, Cap nter, Baldwini Reilly,
KJpihson, Oomi key and Gleason (2).
First base on hits--Oaruthers and
Bushong. Hit by pitched ball
Bushopg and Rob nson. y rurk out
By Caruthsrs, 81, by Mullsne. /.
Passed balls 8ushong, /, Wild
bitches - Oaruthers, J. Time 80.
Umpire--Bauer,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
DIAmORD DOTS.

PLAY will be called at $3.50 o'clock.
Lovers of the sport did not like to
see the rain.
The grounds will be in good condi-
tiOn this afternoon.
CUB STRIcKRR Ia already a great "a
vorite in Cleveland.
BLACK and Baker will be the bat.
terry for Memphis today.
The two teams will play off the
postponed game Tuesday.
KEKvE has shown up bst;er under
the new Tulse thnn,any other League
pitcher.
The Nashville AbleiGdR claims that
Nashville has the LEST outheld in the
Southern Leasne.
EMsLro, the left handed pitcher, has
been released by Baltimore, and no
has gned with Savannah.
TIE Nashville American advises
Manager Morton 10 play Rielley in the
o1lfeld and either PeltH or Cdmpau at
short.
TIE game OF yesterday was formally
protested by Manager Morton. There
are good grounds for his action
Nashville Union, 22d.
TRoUBY, who has the reputation ot
being good pitcher, will occupy the
the points for Charleston this alter.
noon. He will be supported by Grady.
NRw ORLEANS Picdyune; Mobiles
two great faults are lack OF team work
and ba,e running. A little improve
ment in this respect aHd II would be
fne nine.
NASHVILLE american: Sleed and
Hunt were the champion battery oi
the South in 1873 aud 1877. They wei g
with the Knoxville Reds, who defeat.
ed the Links, Of this city, and won the
championship CT the South In the tour
nsment at Atlanta. Jack" Sneed wAC
the pioneer curve pitcher OF the State
and struck out tweniy-two mon In ony
game at Knoxville. He now leadI
The State champions, and "Bill" Hun
is in the Wholesale grocery bu3iness q
Knoxville.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
A Good Thinx Cemo n stay.

America is a great country for in
ventions and discoveries Thousands
upon Thousands of new things come
to light every year; thousands upon
thousands Of them disappear to be
seen and heard OF no more. Some OF
the new discoveries come 20 stay be-
cause they are genuine and meet a
long felt want. Such thing is Al
cocks Porous Plaster. which, after a
fair trial OF twenty-five years, is con-
ceded to be the best external remedy
known by both the medical fraternity
and the general public. In quarter
OF century 1t has never failed in do
ing all that was claimed for it. Al
cocks Porous Plasters have reached
the place they now occupy because
they have been. proved to be goo !
safe, sure and speedy in doing nei
work. Ask your druggist for locks
and be sure to acce pt no otber.,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Getting Nearer Together.

NJ BILE, Ala, April 23.-The game
toJay between New Orleaus aud Mo-
bile was somewhat more interesting
than the day previous, Mobile p p'ayed
with spirit, but made breaks ut crit
ical moments, Dufes aud Flynn, two
of the best men, indnlging 10
the worst errors ol tho game.
New Orleans topped in to
win, distributing their Iuns very
evenly among the nioe. Mob le bat
ted fairly, but was nabbsd very grace
'uly, and lost the game by rriora.
Betting ia two 10 one against Mobile.
Score by innings:
New o lea g.. q l04l 3 90 a-l5
Mobile ............ 1904 90 l--l3
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23

fornia to the next Presidential Conven-
ton could be sent in his favor. Upon
hisretirement from the Supreme Bench
Mr.. Field will devo himsslf to GER
tain literary work, which he has long
had in contemplation, and which to
him will be far more agreeable than
the strife and bitterness of political
life.
THE RIGHTS OF SETTLERS. ~
1t is said at the Interior Department.
that the order OF the Secretary direct
ing the Commissioner of the General
Land Office to approve Of the contract
OF one Green for the survey of por-
tion of the Turtle Mountain Indian
reservation, II found TO be regular, and
10 order is performance practically
settles the question of the right of set
tiers to about 10 coo 600 acres of valu-
able land now claimed by the Chippe-
WAS. This band now numbers less
than 300 souls, aud it was their claim
which Commissioner Sparks held
should bs settled before surveys could
b. proc seded with. Secretary Lamar
is OF opinion that the claim of this
small band is too vague to warrant
ousting the 1000 settlers who have 10.
Gated on these lands, or to prevent
others from settling thereon; that IL
they have a valid claim Congress
should be called upon to settle it
While Green's contract covers surveys
of only very small portion OF the res
ervation, the Secretary is of opinion
that other cJutracts should be entered
into as fast as Congressional appropri-
ations therefor will warrant.
REPRE- 'ENTATlvE SPRINGER
Today appeared before the Pacific Rail
road Commission and gave an account
of the legislation on the subject that
was pendiug in Congress at the ex-
pirstion Of the last session, explaining
the several bills that were introduced
and reviewing the debates that took
place in the two houses.
Messrs. Pat son and Anderson and
Secretary Young left for New York
this afternoon. They will mest in
that city on Tuesday m orniug for the
purpose Of tlkiug testimony, and after
a stay OF about two weeks will go to
Boston. Mr.. Littler will leave tonight
for Illinois, to be gone few weeks. i
TROOPS ARRIVED AT THE CROW CREEK
REsRRvA1I N.
A dispatch was today received OF
the Indian Offi1e from the agent at
Grow Cresk, Oak in which he states
that a detachment of United States
troops had arrived there to assist, If
necessary, in carrying out the Presi-
dents order requiring the settlers to
leave the reservation. No mention is
made in this dispatch OF any trouble
present or anticipated.
sKCRRTARY FAIRCHILD HAS ISSUED A
CIRCULAR
10 Collectors of Customs ;nstruotiny
them 10 question masters Of vessels
over five tons burden engaged in the
capture and transportation OF fish or
other products Of the eea, with view
to obtaining information regarding
the fisheries. This action is taken
upon representations by the Hon.
Spencer F. Baird, Commissioner OF
Fish and Fisheries, that in view Of
the questions arising as to the shaping
and negotiation of new fishery |
treaty with Great Britain affecting
colonial waters in North America, and |
for other reasons, it is desirable to |
have at hand, available for reference,
full and accurate information on this
subject, !
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Newly Elected Officers cf She
knights OF HOnOr-Death
of MRS. Allison.
ESPECIAL TO The APPEAL /

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 22.--Grand
Lodge Knights of Honor today elected
the following officers: Thomas W
Neal, g. D.; H. L. Estes, g. V. D.
W. g. Mathes, G. A. D; W. @, Gar.
den, Grand Chaplain; ]. l.. Nolen,
Grand Reporter; r. L Q. White,
Grand Treasurer; H. II. Colyar, Grand
Guide; H. O. Renine, Grand Guar.
dian, and G. W. Stamps, Grand Sen.
tinel.
Mrs. Mary Chester Allison, mother
Of the Secretary of State, the Hon.
John Allison, died at her home 10
Jonesboro a. o'clock this morning
at the Ege of n years. Mrs Allison
is the only surviving sister of Col.
Robert 1, Ches er, of Jackson. She
died at her birthplace, leaving three
sons, Archibald Chester, John and
George W., and one daughter, Miss
Phi Chester Allison.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Chnrl6aL0n.
A victory tor Brooklyn.

NAw York, April 22.-The Brooklyn
club played in fiue form today and
beat the Baltimore Rine, who opened
the season 30 brilliantly. About 45O0
persons cav the game but they were
not very enthusiastic, as the play was
generally slow, and the home team OBJ.
tanned lead early in the game. "Phe.
nomensl" Smiths curves were easily
fonnd, while Terry pitched with good
effect. Greenwood played remark
able game at second base, ca1yi5g of
all the individual honors of the day.
Pnillips's catch OF hot liner and the
making OF q double play with II In the
i9hth inning was loudly applauded.
Darkness stopped the game after the
eighth inning. The following 10 the
official score;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
A VICTORY FOR The r lin.
THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLIE iS0N
GAMES DEFERRED.
Favored by Providence, Tennessee
viii Struggle Nightly
This Afternoon.
TIE PELICANS CONTINUE TO
GROW FAT ON MOBILE.
Yesterdays Deferred Games 10 BC
Played Tuesday-News From
the Diamond.

The second game of the champion
chip series between the Memph 3 aud
Charleston clubs, which was to have
been played yesterday afternoon, wa'
deferred on account Of the hrnVy rain
which iell dnring the forroon. TIE
inield of the grouni vss no. much af.
fected, but the ont6 Id was very mud.
dy snd made bali playing impossible,
The postponed game will be played on
Tuesday next.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
A bad Faded DOve Arrested,

TuI HVINI To IHH Mt "AN'I
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 22.-Stells
Horton, proprietreas OF a bagnio in
Macon, Ga, was hauled out of a
maison de joie on College street here
tonight on q telegram from the police
OF the Georgia city, charged with as
sault and battery on respectable
lady Of that place, Stella ia q hand,
some female, and, while admitting
that she cowhided the lady, claims
that she was injured by the other wo-
man stealing the affections of a man.
Stella will spend her time In the Po.
lice Station till the Georgia police
come after her.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Today,n Dame

This Ne mphis and Charl,s sion cub.
will cross bats for the second tims at
Citizens Park this afternoon. That
the contest will be a close d eYCit-
ing one is q foregone conclusion. The
men from the earthquake city are net
tied by the defeat tnst they received
at the hands Of the Browne Thursdsy,
and they promise to either win OF
make it very lively for Snetd's men
this afternoon. Following 10 the bat
t;,,.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Saturday, May Is. 1857,
NOn-Resident Notice.

Circuit Court Of Shelby County, Tenn
Emma Oliver vs.. Perry Oliver. 49,
II appearipR from the petit N fled in this
cause, which is sworn TO, that the defendant,
Perry Oliver, is a nonresident OF the state
Of Tennessee; .b.
his appearance herein; at the courtnoqhses hss,,a "a
the third Monday in May pext lsSi, anu
plead, answer or demur to plaintih 3 olll ior
divorce, or the came will DO takea for con-
fossed as TO him and the cause set ior near hs
az parte, and that n copy vi this oFdeF ce
nnbiisbed once q week, for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Rttcst: ,,, ,suYncc rro.k
nm ~, N N eat
by,Srrov tor Plaintiff. John T. Moss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
CtncInnntI. q, 81. LouIs D

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April % Tho Gin
cinnaiis and Browns opened the
American Association season here to-
day. Heavy rains yesterday and this
morning made the grounds very wet,
but the game proceeded. Mullane
was batied for fifteen hits, including
two bases on balls, and Caruhers was
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
PINE BLUFF, ARK.
A villain Cuts OF the Ear OF a Lit
tie Child.
[srKoIIL ro rar ArpnIL.l I

PtER BLUFF, ARK, April GA few
days ago, near Dewitt, in Arkansas
during the Bomentary alb
sence:of E. W. Leiorgue, an unknown
miscreant entered the house and cut
of squarely the right ear Of their little
8 year old. The father, who ia here as
q witness, received a telegram today
that the child was extremely i'll, and
the court excused him from service.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23

summary: EaIJied funs-Brco oklyn,
g; Baltimore. 3. Two base hits
swirtwood md McTammany,2. Three
bsse hits j. Smith, 8. Smith, Terry
and Da .Sis. Double plsys-Purcell
aud Ticker, Burns and Greenwood,
and .5waItwood and Plnknsy. Base
or balls-Pinkney, Burch (2), s.Smith,
.ireen wood and Sommes. struck ont
t-Brooklyn, 2; Baltimore, 8. Passed
halls-O'Brien, 2, Wild pitches
Smith, 5; Terry, l. Time-2:l5. Um-
| nira-Knipht,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
No Game nt Nashville.
lArnn1AL TO rHE APPEAL. /

NASHVILLE, TkNN., April 22-There
was no z me today between Savannah
and Nashville on account OF rain.
little prospect Of game tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
PhiIadeIphin Victorious.

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.--The Phil
adelphia Club today won tho deciding
game in the local championship series,
defeating the Athletics with compare
tive care. Score: Athletic, 3; Phila-
dsipb;5. IL,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Removal OF the Apaeh ~: 20 Ala.
bama OrderC,d

New YoRK, April PA ST. Angus
tine, Fla, special 81 ss: Tue War De-
paFtment has ord'red the removal to
Mount Vernon, fLla., Of the Apaches
Dow confined at Fort Marion, st. Au,
Hustine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
DIED.

NAGEVNEY-At his residence, No. l7o
Carroll avenue, Friday, April q, 1887, at
S:l6 o'clock pm, NICHAEL MAGEvNEy, aged
" years.
Duo notice of funeral will bs given.
HowRLL-At reaidence, No. SS6 Rayburu
avenue, April %, 1887, Mrs. II 3. HowELL,
aged 81 years.
Funeral from late residence this SAT
URDAN afternoon at 8 o'clock. Friends
and aoquaintances are invited to attend
oarria Ees at p. NJ. Stanley's, No 55 Madison
street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
DIR. r.. l.. LASEI,

Phvlclan, Surgeon and AccOucAef'
RESIDENCE AND 0RElCR,
8Aa MAia street.. near UIiiO"'
,T,'sphone Noa SO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
hancr0Ht Does the Cfty-A YoutIi
accidentally KiIled-Kain,

KNOXVILLE, TENN April 22-Ban-
croft, the historian, arrived in the city
this afternoon from tour through the
State. During the evening he was
shown points OF historical nature in
aud about the city, and rendered an
informal reception BIZ leading citizens
tonight. The histo1iAn goes from here
to Wytheville, Va, and thence to his
home in Washington.
John Wheeler, youth of IS yer =
was killed today near this place Lfs
the accidental discharge of a r ! boy
the hands of boy name InS II
Woods. d San
A damaging rain storr =,
throughout this section to q preVaii
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
The DeIiRhtraI LiQu,

Syrup Of Figs isa a L"xa"ve.
and valuable familv most agreeable
easily taken by old remedy, as 1t is
prompt and and young, and is
habitusl consti' Elective in curing
Ills dependip pation and the many
condition o. 4 on weak or inactive
Bowels. i the kidneys, liver and
the orpe s acts gently, strengthens
AvsLS5 as on which it acts, and
,-eN 80 them TO healthy activity. For
dn" daie ~ Fl. ]. Holster and all leading
lug lug ists; Van Vleet & Co., G. W.
SUI SOIs SO Co., W. N. Wilkerson & Co.,
anu anu 8. Mansfield d Co. have been ap-
=" ated wholesale agents at Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-23
Probate Court Sale
Oh
R EAL ESTATE q,

No. 55s. x. DIN tho Probate Court of
Shelby County, Tennossee-Jo Mitchell
Va D. tson Mitchell.
10y vitt-e of decree for sale lnsdo ard
ID entered In this cause on February %,
1887, in minute book ~, page 90, will sN !,
at public auction, TO the highest bidder in
front Of tho eonrihouse door, on Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, May I3. 1887,
within legal hours, the following Do cribed
real estate, to-wit:
Three certain lots or parcels OF lend 'itu-
ated and being In tho county,oi Shelby, stat0
OF Tennsssee, known and descr bed as lots
sixty nine (6g), seventy NQ and seyenty-oRe
I'll of j. NJ. Provinces subdivision a lots
So, ca and 65, Of Willoughby WilliamS's sub
divisiOn Of the McLemOre tract, as per plat
OF said provinces subdiVi ion rs the samo
appears Of record in plat book l, page lol-
each lot having q front Of fifty 'oD teet on
the south sido Of PrOvine street md running
bsok ketween parallel lines one hundred ana
hfty ll60l feet to n alley.
Terms Of Sale -0na-third cash, the bal
spce In six and iwelve months. the pufohatos
10 execute notes with approved security. aud
q lien will be retained on the land to secure
the unpaid purchase money.
This April o. 1887. ,,, ,,,, NJ,
By Thomas u. CreDshaw, d. c,
N. r. Dix, Solicitor for complainant.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12
GRENADA'S BOOM
IRON ORE IN GREAT ABUNDANCE.
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE ANCIENT
AND CLASSIC CITY OF GRENADA.
Alabama Will Now Take the Rear Rank,
While Mississippi Comes to the Frant.

The boom fever is fairly on us, and
you can hear ofnothing else but iron,
and coal,an ts,and boom. Every
body and his brother seems to have
it bad. 1t seems. too, that it is not
without sufficient foundation to ex-
cite US a few degrees. There seems
to be no doubt,tha iron ore of a good
quality and in quantities inexhausti-
bic il right at our doors and has been
all the time, but no one seemed to
notice it until the excitement at Duck
Hill awakened sone Of our people TO
il. vestigate their own surroundings,
with results as above stated. The
country in which the best iron ore is
found is very broken, deep, rugged
ravines and high stony hills, the
topography very much resembling
the country about Birmingham, Ala.
In most eases the hills are covered
with a growth of huckleberry, which
is supposed to indicate iron under
The ore found here has not
yet been subjected to critical test,
but upon comparison ii is evidently
exactly similar to the Duck Hill ore,
which has been tested and showed
eigl.ty-!ilree per cent. of iron. This
IS considered very rich ore, rs it will
to work it when it yields only
twenty per cent. AS Il consequence
real estate hereabo,lts Is beginning to !
get up and get higher. We learn that
there is coal of u good quality also in
the hills, hut have not yet been able
. "tree" the coal mine. But about
he iron there seems to be no uucs
ion. II Is here, of II good quality and
n inexhausiibie quantities, and has
'o'ne to stay. All that Grenada needs
u.t now is some capitalist with a few
'undred thousand dollars, TO make Il
aud our future US a great city
$ assured.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

Mess. j. G. Lpngstreet, r. r. Payne
and II. Il. Calm, under the firm name
of Longstreet, Payne Il Calm, have
gone into the real estate business in
dead earliest. Their special attention
will b" given to buying, selling and
renting real estate in Grenada and
adjoining counties. Abstracts of IT,
ties will also be furnished promptly
on application. The gentlemen com.
posing the above firm are among the
pest business young men not only Of
our county bnt oiOur State, thorough
~ reliable and competent to attend to
All business entrusted to them. Real
estate owners hereabout would do
we'll TO give tfis subject their careful
consideration. See advertisement,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

Sets inside or outside of water house. Price below all compeitjon-i0,.
of every small mill and gin i'll the country. Write for large catalomp NJ
state all the particulars about your power. Iron cases for wheels r. S wA
side or outside-PRICEs Low, aI
Best Portable Corn MW in the 4Murket-Took first premium at the Gou..l
Alabama and South Carolina State fairs over thirteen competitors \
Ground the best meal and more oft.
The Best Sav MW-Pony Mill with the latest and best improvements.
riablc friction feed that beats them all and no mistake. Ratchet SET wnna
etc, complete except saw to cut 5000 feet per day only 5000. tits wav "n
to cut 2o0O feet per day with 6 HORSE POWER ENGINE, Jusr THrSwsl
THIS! Larger mills made to order.
Millstones for all purposes. The largest stock in the South. Send for nha
Mill Gearing of ali kinds, shafting, puleys, etc. Don't buy any kind dfmsa1
chine without first getting our prices. A. A.. DEEOACH& Bro. a
Founders and Machinists, ALBANIA q,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

The forthcoming issue of the Mem
PMS Sunday Times February l3)
VIII contain a sketch of the Battle of
Fort Donelson, fought Feb. 1916,
1857. These war sketches will be u
special feature Of the Times in the
future, as they are having an illus
lrated SERIES prepared by well known
writer's aud will publish them upon
lhelr 18th anniversary. The series
tor 1887 Will comprise all important
battles fought in 1862. The sketch Of
+ Dol,elson will be followed by
tile Battle of Shiloh.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-12

Mr.. II. |. Sumneripld, Of the
Widc.awake and enterprising firm of
\. SuHlmeffleld d Bro, of this city,
''tl during the latter part ofthc week
tor northern and eastern markets to
purchase spring stock of goods for
his house. This firm is one of the
most progressive aud substantial in
the state; and rs buyer for the firm
Mr.. II. !. summerii"ld has no supe-
rior in the South. He will remain
in the wholesale market about two
months and our people may expect
rare bargains ut Summerfields' estab.
iisllinent during the coming season..